Conclusion Exxaxl: Overall Im quite happy with the set
Theres a meta layer to this deck
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Not only does this mean the number of times you can activate the abilities are limited (by my count, Esper Dragons, the tier one deck that runs the most spells in standard, plays 25 instants/sorceries), but also that Disciple of the Ring is directly competing for the same resource as extremely powerful delve cards like Tasigur, the Golden Fang and Dig Through Time and also a nonbo with the new spell mastery mechanic
Your 2:1 creature potential should still be advantageous
This is my dream come true, meeting Post Malone and him buying the One Ring card from me is literally a moment straight out of a fairytale
